Originally the Iron Man director wasn't keen on killing Tony Stark, but the Avengers: Endgame directors found the best way to handle the big moment.
The state's last coal-fired power plant will close down in September.
Executives at the company cited lower demand for PC components and rising inflation as primary reasons for the decline.
The crypto lending platform temporarily suspended withdrawals in June, but reports say it suffered big losses trading customer’s funds.
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Videos shared on social media show parts of the Las Vegas Strip being inundated by flood water.
Early reservers will get their units this year, thanks to the supply chain improvements.
Kenya's national cohesion watchdog has threatened to suspend the social network from the country in a week if it doesn't mitigate hate speech.
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Apple's public beta for the next version of iOS includes new translation features, Visual Lookup, and new Lock Screen customization options.
The latest prediction has the giant booster falling to Earth on Saturday, but the impact location is still unknown.
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The newly proposed legislation would officially classify broadband as an essential service and grant the FCC the authority to enforce net neutrality rules.
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Second covid-19 boosters for the general population are reportedly being postponed in favor of new and improved shots.
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Twitter's monthly subscription service has just raised its price.
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It’s the first authorization bill in over five years that also backs the space agency’s Mars prospects, all while offering $52 billion for semiconductors.
